We have a non-judgmental approach being open minded and finding common ground. Everyone is welcome no matter what their background and we will work hard to ensure inclusion at all levels of what we do

We seek to find understanding with communities and landowners etc. and others who use or own sites. We accommodate all views in the process of conservation but will challenge any views of a less inclusive nature

We will keep commitments and appointments and act with transparency in all our undertakings. We will seek to understand different points of view that may impact on the work of the network and reach compromises where points of concern exist. We will challenge any views that exclude or further marginalise minority groups

We acknowledge and work toward conserving Scotland’s Community and Folk heritage. We focus on conservation at all sites. We use techniques that honour the sites heritage and spirit of place

We value community and everything we do will have focus on building community relationships from small meetings to national work. We seek to empower communities to take up “responsibility” of sites in their local area. We respect the autonomy of individual communities and will support this where we can

The respect for the Ecology and Environment are at the heart of what we do. We will always seek to ensure ecological and environmental impact is limited in effect in any work we carry out.

We aim to increase access to the knowledge of sites whilst recognising the value different communities place on them. We will assess and manage information access on a case-by-case basis.